Bridal extravaganza slated

Sheriff Chris Batten

Maj. Lewis Hatcher

Sheriff Chris Batten

Maj. Lewis Hatcher
Not only will brides have access to the traditional formal wear suppliers, caterers and photographers, but also invited are businesses many brides do not normally associate with wedding planning.
“We are expecting many types of businesses to participate, ranging from financial planners, travel agencies, banks, hair salons, D.J. and bands, insurance companies, spas and even dentists,” said Liz Carson, bridal fair coordinator and Brides Inc. owner. “We want to provide the brides and their mothers with everything they could possibly need when planning their wedding and their futures.”
The conference center is known for accommodating gatherings of any size. With over 5,000 square feet of space, there will be room at the bridal fair for numerous vendors.
“Because of our capacity, we are limiting the types of businesses to only three of each type. This will prevent us from having too many of one category and will also provide us a great variety for any type of wedding event,” said Carson.
“One of the great things is that this fair is free to the public. Not only will we have brides attending but anyone who may be associated with a wedding, going to a wedding, or just plain curious about weddings can benefit from this spectacular event,” she concluded.
For inquiry about reserving booth space, please contact Carson at [email protected] or call 931-581-4921. Visit www.mcccc.com/contact.htm for information about the Manchester Coffee County Conference Center.
